Llandudno Junction battled back to earn a valuable point in their Huws Gray Alliance home match against Airbus Broughton UK.
Bottom of the table Junction were happy to come out with a 3-3 draw, while Airbus are reflecting on their defensive frailties.
They have conceded 16 goals in their last five league matches and have the fourth worst record in the Alliance when it comes to conceding goals.
Junction recovered from two goals down at their Arriva Ground to collect a hard-earned point.
Ryan Edwards fired Airbus ahead after eight minutes and their second goal came when former Airbus Under-19 goalkeeper Keighan Jones could only punch a corner into his own net on 25 minutes.
Jordan Kane pulled one back when he scored at the far post from a corner, but Oli Lanceley made it 3-1 following a Wes Baynes free-kick.
Airbus looked in command, but Junction fought back with spirit and character.
Adam Eden scored their second goal and James Hobson made it 3-3 after goalkeeper Andy Coughlin dropped the ball following an 85th corner.
That was one of four Alliance games to beat the weather, at Caernarfon, Gresford, Guilsfield and Llandudno Junction.
Caernarfon Town won 5-0 against a Penrhyncoch team who had two players sent off.
Clive Williams (7 mins), man of the match Nathan Craig (penalty, 67), Jamie Breese (76), Gareth Evans and Ryan Williams were the Caernarfon scorers.
Full-back Sion James was sent off for a poor challenge on Danny Brookwell, while Sion Meredith was dismissed when he kept a goal bound Breese effort out with his hand.
Caernarfon three points clear at the top and are back in action Boxing Day when they welcome Porthmadog to the Oval for a local derby.
Tyn Lon Volvo Supporters man of the match: Nathan Craig.
Caernarfon Town: Alex Ramsay, Joe Williams, Chris Williams, Gareth Edwards, Clive Williams, Rhys Roberts, Jay Gibbs, Gareth Evans, Nathan Craig, Jamie Breese, Danny Brookwell. Subs (used): Ryan Williams, Telor Williams, Aaron Davies-Thomas. Not used: Liam Jones.
Guilsfield drew with Rhyl for the second time this season to maintain their unbeaten home record.
The match ended goalless even though Rhyl had Chris Durkin sent off for a foul after 55 minutes.
Ben Collins and Aaron Dotse both made their first team debut for Rhyl, while Durkin started his first league match and new signing Alun Webb went straight into the starting line-up and Rory Crowther returned after injury.
The dismissal of Durkin changed the match and the visitors dominated play.
The 0-0 draw saw the Lilywhites keep their first clean sheet of the season.
Guilsfield’s Stuart Rogers was named man of the match.
Guilsfield: Wycherley, Bromley, Richards, Rogers, Litchfield, James, Cook, Ford, Hamilton, Cathrall, Jenkins. Subs: Weetman, Irvine (Rogers), Jones, Leonard.
Mike Latham put Gresford Athletic ahead after nine minutes, while Julian Williams equalised midway through the first half in a 1-1 draw.
Former FC Queen’s Park forward Latham netted with a low shot from 12 yards to put Gresford ahead.
The main threat for Port came down the left flank where Sion Bradley combined with Sion Edwards, who did well in an unaccustomed left-back role.
Edwards lifted a quality cross to the back post where Williams found space to score from eight yards.
Porthmadog manager Craig Papyrnik said: “The lads played well. A point away is never a bad thing in this league .
“We created chances and played some good stuff on a difficult pitch.”
The focus for Port now Attention is the Gwynedd derby at Caernarfon’s Oval ground and they hope leading scorer Joe Chaplin and central defender Tom Taylor will return after injury.
Gresford Athletic: Joey Jones, Jack Edwards , Adam Davies, Max Peate, Jack Jones, Josh Griffiths, Simon Smith (Jack Chaloner 71), Dave McIntyre, Obi Anouro (Jake Eyre 28), Mike Latham, Tom Freeman (Owen Roberts 76). Unused subs: Luke Peate.
Porthmadog: Richard Harvey, Tomos Emlyn, Sion Edwards, Dan Ronerts, Josh Banks, Rob Evans (Meilir Williams 89), Iddon Price(Cai Jones 76) Iwan Lewis, Ifan Emlyn, Sion Bradley, Julian Williams. Unused subs: Ceri James, Leon Doran, Joe Chaplin.
Referee: Andy Harms.
Huws Gray Alliance:
Results: Caernarfon Town 5, Penrhyncoch 0; Guilsfield 0, Rhyl 0; Gresford Athletic 1, Porthmadog 1; Llandudno Junction 3, Airbus Broughton 3.
Fixtures postponed: FC Queens Park v Caersws, Holywell Town v Denbigh Town, Ruthin Town v Holyhead Hotspur.